Add items to Explorer Context Menu ? You need Windows Explorer Context Menu (.Net Component - C#, VB.Net, C++; XP, Vista, x64 etc.)

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Add your items to Windows Explorer context menu - it never was easier: Windows Explorer Context Menu v6.83 was released
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Full Vista support appended
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Customize an IE Context Menu to Add Windows Explorer Context Menu Favorites

Environment: Visual C++ 6.0, Windows Explorer 4.0 or higher, ATL/COM

Contents

    * Introduction
    * About the Article and Attached Demo
    * Implementing a Custom Context Menu
    * Installation and Usage

Introduction

Being a frequent visitor of Windows Explorer Context Menu forums, I have come across questions that are oft-repeated and have already been answered in detail previously. At times like these, I have struggled to search for that particular thread and found it difficult to locate, or consumes too much time to weed it out of the several threads shown by the search engine. I have always wanted to have a location where I could store these useful threads, and from this desire, came upon the idea of "Why not have all these useful links available as a quick text ready to be pasted onto the forums editor window? And, why not have this available at my fingertips, literally; in other words, available on the click of a mouse?"

Windows Explorer Shell context menu and Windows Explorer

Windows Explorer Shell context menu makes Windows Explorer add-on development quick and easy. It implements everything required by the Windows Explorer API; you focus on the applied code only. Using visual designers of Windows Explorer Shell context menu you can add a custom button to the Windows Explorer toolbar, build a custom Explorer bar, context menu item, or pop-up item, or add a command to the Windows Explorer interface with a few clicks.

Just follow the steps below and you will see that the development of Windows Explorer plug-ins with Windows Explorer Shell context menu can be something you can enjoy. You may want to download a sample Windows Explorer add-on with source code.

Question:

Add items to the context menu for the windows explorer menu
If I want to add an item to the windows explorer right-click menu for my C# WinApp. How do I do?

Adding Your own Items to the Context Menu

Now that you have removed all of the extra clutter from your context menus, why not add some useful entries to your menus? You can add a lot of cool things to your context menus that can enhance your experience with your computer. My favorite item to add to my context menus is a "Send Attached to Message" entry. This entry in my context menu grew out of a need to find a better way to email files. I send a lot of messages every day, often just for the purpose of sending a file. I thought to myself, wouldn't it be cool if I could just right-click on a file and select some option that would automatically open up Microsoft Outlook, create a new message, and attach the file? That would streamline the whole process by knocking out a few steps.

Add context menu item to the WebSphere® MQ Explorer

A context menu extension point is used to add context menu items to the WebSphere® MQ Explorer.
The following code extract is taken from the file, plugin.xml, from the simple plug-in and shows a basic implementation of the context menu extension point.

Additional context menu items are added using the Eclipse extension point org.eclipse.ui.popupMenus. The <visibility> attribute in the above extract contains the elements that control the conditions under which the context menu item is displayed. These conditions include tests on the plug-in state, the type of object, and the state of the object. For example, a content menu item can be displayed for local queues only, or for remote queue managers only.

How to add a menu Item to Windows Explorer context menu

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// Open Visual Studio 6.0, select dynamic link library

// Copy / paste this into the DLL

// Then compile

// You will have to customize this code. To suite your needs.

// once the dll has been compiled you will now have to register this

// com server. // Use regsvr32.dd sendtoweb.dll

// now open windows explorer and you will see a new menu item

// which can be accessed by the desktop also.. unit Sendtoweb; { Implementation of the context menu shell extension COM object. This COM object is responsible for forwarding requests to its partner TPopupMenu component.

Add Menu Item To Explorer Context Menu

Question / Problem / Abstract:
How to add menu items to windows explorer / desktop context menu ?

Answer:

1) Open Delphi select dynamic link library
2) Copy / paste this into the DLL
3) Then compile

You will have to customize this code. To suite your needs.
once the dll has been compiled you will now have to register this
com server.
Use regsvr32.exe sendtoweb.dll
now open windows explorer and you will see a new menu item
which can be accessed by the desktop also..

Creating Explorer Context Menu using C#

Creating and Installing Windows Explorer Context Menu using C# Introduction This article basically illustrates how to create an Windows Explorer context menu item upon installation using C#. Usually such projects are not standalone, and are included upon other features, but this will show a step by step guide to create one.
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